Corey Knowles

Every other job except mine.

Where do you see this industry in, say, five years?

Will every major company need these types of services?

Will the tools eventually automate themselves a bit?

What do you see as kind of a little farther down the road?

And there always is in tech, honestly.

I mean, anytime you're dealing with disruptive industries, the money floods in.

Yeah.

Some of them, the industry catches up with it.

Some of them, it doesn't.

I mean, you know, you can look back at companies like, I'm going to throw Amazon under the bus as a famously unprofitable company that just hemorrhaged money for two decades, you know.

All the way to the top.

Yeah.

It's really interesting to see how it all plays out.

But I really agree with you about we're going to see them more in the physical world.

Just in the last few weeks, I've noticed suddenly, you know, I'm running into this little robot at the local quick trip every day.

It's now roaming around the store and it's got little eyes and it flashes and it talks to you when you go by.

We've got one doing inventory, walking around the store at the grocery store.

And I'm like, man, we're not far from like, you know, those unitary models and stuff like that being just everywhere.

Same thing with cars right now.